Mrs. Ad [Addison E.] [Nancy Jane] HORTON, Macy, received word Monday night of the death of her son, George PANCAKE, aged 51, which occurred at his home in Long Beach, Cal., yesterday. Death was caused by heart trouble. The deceased was born in Ohio and had lived in Macy at one time. He was a traveling salesman for the Hardesty Company. Mr. Pancake was a member of the Christian Church. Survivors are the widow whom he married 25 years ago, adopted daughter, mother, two sisters, Mrs. John ROSE, Marion and Miss [Ferne] PANCAKE, Macy, halfbrother, John HORTON, Macy, and half-sister, Miss Harriett HORTON, Marion. The funeral arrangements were not stated in the telegram.

          Mrs. Jennie HORTON, 86, widow of A. E. HORTON, life long resident of Miami county and Macy, died Monday morning at a nursing home in Marion, Ind.
          Survivors are three daughters and a son: Ferne PANCAKE, Peru; Nora ROSE, Marion; Harriet CRAWFORD, Sturgis, Mich.; John [HORTON], Niles, Mich; two step-children, Ora HORTON, Peru; Mrs. Verne FRY, Fulton.
          The body was returned to the Ditmire funeral home, Fulton, Tuesday afternoon where friends may call. Rites will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Macy Christian church, in charge of Rev. David ROGERS. Burial will be in Plainview cemetery, Macy.

          Mrs. Sarah Jane CALLAHAN, 86, died Thursday night at the Woodlawn Hospital a few hours after admission with a serious illness. She resided at the home of a son, G. Russell CALLAHAN, at southeast of Kewanna.
          The deceased was born [Sarah Jane LEWIS] in Milford, Ill., in 1865, and came with her husband, Charles S. [CALLAHAN], now deceased, to Kewanna in 1913. Her parents were George W. and Margaret (PANCAKE) LEWIS.